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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1967

Page

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Papago Plant Set to Open in Sells July 17

Papago Industries plans an electronics assembly plant in Sells with about 40 jobs for Papago Indians starting by July 17. The operation will use a temporary building provided by the Papago Tribe, with a larger facility to follow within six months. Financial support comes from the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs under an on the job training contract.

Sells Papago Industries Inc Arizona Arizona Corporation Commission Papago Industries U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Papago Tucson Old Pueblo

Ousted UA Health Chief Sues Over Termination

Dr. Merwin R. Chappel former director of student health services at the University of Arizona filed a second $10,000 Superior Court suit against the university and Board of Regents claiming his contract, hired May 17, 1965 at $18,000 annually, was terminated December 15 1965 without justification. He seeks back pay and damages plus other relief, alleging needless loss of benefits and $2,500 spent to find new work.

Merwin R. Chappel University of Arizona University and Board of Regents Chappel Regents Ter Joseph Soble

Widow Sues Over Tucson Motorcycle Crash

Patricia White files a 150000 lawsuit in Superior Court against Wayne White over the 1965 West Prince Road hit and run death of her husband Tucson policeman Douglas White. The suit argues there was no auto involved in the crash.

Tucson Superior Court Patricia White W. Sunset Douglas West Prince Road Romero Road Wayne White W. Kilburn Road W. Mercer Bouldin

Chicago Store Moves to Aaronson Bros Site on Congress

The Chicago Store a musical instrument outlet at 105 W Congress St will move to 130 E Congress St the former Aaronson Brothers Department Store. Owned by Phillip and Joseph Levkowitz the business has stood on West Congress for over 40 years since Harry Levkowitz founded it. The Aaronson building housed J C Penney Co for years prior to its current use and the move follows construction of the new county governmental complex with other businesses also relocating.

E. Congress St Aaronson Brothers Department Phillip and Joseph Levkowitz West Congress Street Harry Levkowitz Aaronson Brothers J.C. Penney Co Chicago

Tucson Dean List honors college of fine arts students

High school students from Tucson are named to the Dean's List for the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts in the second semester. Rita Silverberg led with a perfect 1000 grade average, followed by Mary Dickerson and Bruce Fithian among others.

Tucson College of Fine Arts University of Arizona Rita Silverberg She-ryl Pratt Nina Skinner Joan Warfield Cornelia White

Arizonan Elected Regional VP at Optimist Convention

Alford Laffler from Tempe Arizona has been chosen a regional vice president of Optimist International at the organization 49th annual convention held in Portland Oregon.

Portland Ore Alford Laffler Tempe Ariz Optimist Internation E. E. Lutz Jr Davis Monthan Arizona Bank Southwest Civitan International Lutz Civitan Thunderbird Civitan Club Sanders-Manley Studios

Obituary notices from Tucson suburb column

Fragmentary obituaries appear in a Tucson section with subscription rates listed for home delivery by the North Stone Avenue address. The text includes pricing for home delivered and mail subscriptions and references a local newspaper office.

Erfizen Thaic North Stone Ave Ucson Arlene Tucson

Bar Owners Protest Ban On Later Hours

PHOENIX AP Harold H Moore new state liquor sup closing order aims to end after hours nightclubs. 50 to 60 clubs open after hours in Phoenix blamed Daylight Savings for losses. Owners like Jerry Paysnoe Magoo s and Chet Capriotti say closure hurts revenue and would force closing. Similar moves already made in Tucson.

Phoenix Harold H. Moore State Liquor Department Moore Jerry Paysnoe Swing City Larry Gaines Magoo's Chet Capriotti Chester’s Lounge Ticson

Embezzling Alleged At Ft Huachuca

Gerald A. Stephens 22 of Sierra Vista faces 11 counts in federal court for allegedly embezzling 270 dollars from the Ft Huachuca post exchange. He allegedly took 161.60 in cash and 108.65 in merchandise from November 22 to April 10, and is free on 1 000 dollar bond.

Ft. Huachuca

Five Named To New City Committee In Tucson

Five men were named to a Tucson city management employee committee to screen money saving ideas under the CENT program suggested by Local 449 of the AFL-CIO. Members are Ruben Suarez, Paul Miner, Bill Byrd, Frank Oswald, and Gregory Chmara, with Miner as city personnel director and Suarez representing management.

City of Tucson CENT Feder Afl-Cio Rex Waite Paul Miner Ruben Suarez Bill Byrd Frank Oswald Gregory Chmara

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